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    Where John Barleycorn Still Holds Forth in Splendor: A Case Study of Prohibition in Wisconsin

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    Date
    2007-07-13
    Author
    Wachter, Jonathan R.
    Advisor(s)
    Miller, Thomas F.
    Pederson, Jane Marie
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    Abstract
    This paper takes a look at Wisconsin Prohibition by focusing on a small town in southwest Wisconsin called Prairie du Chien. This paper starts by giving a background on early taverns in Prairie du Chien and why people liked going to taverns. The paper then goes into why Prairie du Chien and in a wider scope Wisconsin did not like Prohibition. The paper goes over how German ethnicity, religion, geography, economics, politics, and law enforcement all took a part in the demise of Prohibition in Prairie du Chien and Wisconsin.
    Subject
    Prohibition--Wisconsin--Prairie du Chien.
    Prohibition--Social aspects--Case studies.
    Prairie du Chien (Wis.)--Social life and customs--20th century.
    Prohibition--Wisconsin--Public opinion.
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/8543
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